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QuickIime Instead OF Creaa alton.
'rofn the Iondon life

Cremation seems to make but slow progress, and
comes, indeed so violently int conflict with popu-
lar preudces and beliefs that there IS Ste chance
OF Its & lining footing in this country for the
next nifty or hundred years. Meanwhil our ceme-
teries are OVERLOOKING and some improv d method
OF disposing Of the dead g an imperative necessity
Shall be shocking anybody IL suggest that In
ali cemeteries quickline should be used and that
strong oak coffins should be disc lried Ii vor OF
light wickerworK receptacies. The idea is suS-
Gated 10 me by an of1icial OF Newgate WHERE as is
well known, ali murterers re buried In Qulckime.
Whea Lpski was hanged the oLner day q
grave was dug for nim as usual, within
the prison walls. and. space there being Limited,
tue spot selected for the purpose was that where
Wainwright Was buried ten or twelve years ago.
On the eartn being dug into only faint streak OF
lime was found To mark the place where the body
OF the notorious murderer OF II Irriet Lane was
laid Flesh, bones clothing-everything had dis
appeared, aud the soil was. moreover, as sweet Us
II II had done nothing but grow buttercups and
daisies. Imagine what would have been the re-
suit mad an or nnary grave been dug inio in this
fashion. What mas OF corruption would have
''breathed forth c0ntagion" TO the world. And, be
IL remembered, the disappearance OF the body
was no DOUBT, as complete at the end OF three
mouths as at the end OF ten years. or Lpski
himself there Is now probably only O streak OF
lime lett. What reasonable objection could there
be 10 the adoption OF quicklilne as q pur1ner Of
our cemeteries? Its only effect would be 70 hasten
the dissolution which we all know TO be inevitable
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It,e Work RaSkes.

sIspIE cHRrsTNls GIFTS THAI LITTLE HANDS MAY
MAKE
Tso1s the View York Journal
H0nCt TOO eariy 70 begin work on Christmas
pres~nts, specially II there are many TO De made
- hand. The sbUys oreT man. novelties that can be
bought cheaper than made. yet are there any num-
~ % pretty things Which cannot be bought, and
0-hsrs which age Tar daintl@r and % more value
wen male by loving hsnds. Here are few d.
,..r - ra-iiy u Ide by Htf.e Aan = AMI m gers.
A -loe bag, c.Otnes bag and brush and
60. b-uo.der wa Dc found valuable for one who
tHJ yards ana a half o; sJtne pretty chintZ THAI
El..Inl1ch tIe furniture OF the room That made
4 resemble " ttteau tapestry and depicting
isdie, and gentlemen In fantastic costume. or a
blue or crimson, or brown ground Il very ornamen-
To make the clothes bag. take one yard, sew It
up neatly and puI braid DRAWN ,-string about
tao ineh-s from the top This sh', uld D. hung In
TIE cl1ihr, Go or behind tns bed mead and used
flr s0lisd clO ming The shoe bag Is a tr1ie
u.l-e IGtricits. Take a pasteboard box cover
about a bali yard long and as vide ana I!
with trzld and leaving Two little loops al the top
by which n may Oe HING up. Take piece OF the
Deep, hem TIE upper nd and put running brad
tArUlth y. tytrg IN bow In the center 10 that u
may u let out as wanted Fasten TINS 70 the
bsef par Of the p2SteDOard square. STITCHING IL
al IN EMS anI 10 the ceuter form two pockets
a. Should D. fastened 10 the inside OF the closet
uppr. and VII h0ld suoss aud slippers not In use.
lhe c,ilb aAd brush cese II made In exactly the
same say pui N past-ooard square should be
iiade lhclr. vide and Il !ong. and the po ket.
uoursc ihese artlciss may BE- made more fancirul.
espesialiy To ptinD AMI brush b * watch may be
yfsu,J ittI-'wntch.c -sls made out OF n baby's
snnr- htiF sAihs Ne csn be bought for Is or
- Goats. and his sn9lld Be lifted with a wadded
DuiBx % pale blIs ~ rt~epink SIX or satin,
isg s-v-rsl iBstss tbeSs tl.s sAa,e TOP and drawn
tOlet1ss 81 = AftF uhfs,n such shoe Is an OrDa-
neal 70 tbs : rsss asd lay ssrve as a receptacle
:. fuer nOf
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THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
nUNCANSoN BROS. Auc;ioneers.

the District of Columbia PASSED October 2sth, A f
D 1857. in Equity Cause No lo43o. and by virtue III
of the last will OF John H. Condor late the said Dis
tr deceased recorded in the office Of the Register Of
90 will offer for sale at public auction In front Of
the respective premises the following real
of Columbia, at the times hereinafter specinsd to
Der b ss k1Sb o 3Y s sSS IN:
sns @ nun
S Two thfeees9ry nrsssed- brick houses. Nos ZAP and
Der 529, Improved by three-story brick building ..
ON 81
Of =. aoS O se * se d:pss
thereof. u sgnare number FPS. proved by two;
on =. q snS
IN square anu nnm6eT Ss BY brcs
the day 40 O'Clock pm, parts OF lots nine
90 and ten t10). IN square south square 562 hav
north of ID feet that is to ten 10) feet the
western SIDE % 9t nne CD and hive t2 feet On the
the line of division between lots t9) and ten lO
proved By a three-story frame dwelling, No. 22s
Nsssae husetts avenue n9Ithwest n.vor~o,,
Der, AID; 1851. 4 lYGHocIoGk PM. sub 10. ="
III square numbel 504, improved by a frame house.
Balls alley Aud on the same day at 40 O'Clock
Sy m on ass
m and Ana on the sahs s al Z,
m. sub lot GAO one hundr and forty, in square
number 623, improved b. threestory brick dwelling
No AZ l street northwest And ON the game day at )
O'Clock pm. sub lot 'B in squsre nuiuoSr 6:}
proved 10y thrrestory and basement dwelling No. 76
/ street northwest.
And on SATURDAY the TWELFTH DAY OF
WOVEN Der, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. part Of sub
lot o., in square number 952, described fol-
FROM the southeast of said square and running
thence west aud fronting on street feet thence
north feet inches thence east II feet and thence
south 30 feet inches, to 6sR1nning: improved BY
three-story brick dwelling, No. 9l4 NJ street SOUTH
And the day at 4 3 O'Clock pm part of
sub lot two (2l. in square number 952 described
follows: Beginning for the same, at the south sstern
corner, and thence running west along the line Of
south NJ street. 23 feet inches; thence north, az
OF said lot and south the place of beginning
sI2 street southeast Aud on the same day a. AS
975. described follows: BEGINNING for the same II
the southwest of said lot and running thence
east along the line OF street. - feet inches:
inches and thence south 10 place Of beg nning i'm.
proved by two-slory BRICK dwelling, No. l0l6 K
erms of sale for all the pieces Of property: One
third 80 of the purchase money in cash third X,
in one year. and third q in two years from the
day of sale all cash at the option Of the purchaser
deed Of trust the real estate sold and to draw
interest 1t SIX per centum per annum- one hundred
purchasers each of said parcels ground
sold at the time Of the sale OF the same aud the pur
chaser or purchasers shall tai to comply with the
syned the right to resell at the risk cost Of
the defaulting purchaser. All couveyancins and re-
cording at the purchasers cost
JOHN McDERMOTT,
Executors and Trustees under the last
o29-d to nol2 Wi of John r. Condor. deceased
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Withered Roses.

Not walked by worth. nor married by flaw,
Not won IS god. nor lost 10y III.
Low - IL WI aud only law,
And hives and q - b. Its own will
IL Wa or lie. and no our sin.
That We should love. and love should win.
Not bound by oath. nor stayed b. prayer.
Nor held ry Thirst Of strong desire.
love lives Ike frLEr-tice IL the air.
And ulc- "a br-Skl. = - 4vC- --Dl-c.
Tvs death. -or f4ia-..OJd. babe u part
The death Il lJTr. that Drose my heart
Not kid. a d-esrning poets think.
Nor uaercilul. - 5az--~ say
Love fe. - II.lt = ueri- - victims sink
When ufrr - h'a-t = tOTE away.
IT, "a. 20 IVES '.tlt ttI-aL. la.
It-4 m4oe ;l~s czr-ie-, II nIy pain.
Ns0: :hraIe3 b. law no. -yied b rivht
Love k-ei 10 1.flI WITT tile -a4rs
lf- -'sr, That 1-cs 20 41eucuc, IL uI-nt.
EaS -et aiIt never more III .Iss.
BY soul J. . - by tl4-e fsr-ot.
And The r-'s Lo l@zyes. whore thou arr not
Bns b1FYy -. th0I - scatheJi and lone,
Who -s--. t.ag. lore f-i..I.g Wig
NLu~e searel a.. D.ir-.ted -oui has known
l be- u al.stli sz1-y - briu-s,
w !.fs thst Is. NO life r, -
Can ever axe the pat from ne.
Es-i ross-S bloom fpr 9th ? lives
Nour vffn-r q raves alone are fninei
Yet not Tor a ] inst tiIn uVIges
uulr ysus te-y IN Y fHre r--<lYn--
Nnw cod Aiid dead. once held for mo-
1he love tL.G Ised AID died with thee.
-WuLIAM WINTER
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o3i-dtd
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
The last SIDE OF THiRIEEN H STREET,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
THE EAST SIDE OF THIRTEEN H STREET,
BETWEEN AND 4 STREETS NORTHWEST,
IMPROVED BY A FINE THkEE-SToRY BRICK
RESIDENCE
BY virtue of the authority vested in me by the
last will and testament of William Besnam, latef}
of the District of Columbia deceased duly sd- LII
mt,ed to probate and record in the office 81 Register
Of Wills for said District Will sell at public auction,
in front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the NINTH
DAY of NOVEMBER, A. d. 1887, Lt HALF-PAsT
-FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following describ real
estatein the City Of Washington d. c. wit par, Of
lot nine 80 in square hundred aud ninety (lQ0
contained within the following netes aud bounds: be
ginning for the same at point on 18th street west,
and ON the west line Of said lot 40 feet south Of the
northw st of the said lot and running thence
east 100 feet thence north 20 feet thence west 100
feet thence south with the west line of said lot 20
to the place of beginning improved by substantial
three story brick dwelling, being premises No. 52l
18th street northwest
Terms of sale: Une-thrd of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in two equal instsments. ps
able in and two years, with interest the day
OF sale at six cent annun, payable sei-annu-
ally the deferred payments TO be secured by the per-
chasers notes and deed Of trust the property:
all the purchase money can be iad in cash Adeposit
OF $500 will be required at the time Of sale ALI
,eyancing and recording at the gurchasers cost II
the property will be resod at the sk ana cost Of the
o3l-d&ds Executor aud irustee, Sun Building
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
fRUsTEE,s SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF
iLEVEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELL
MOS, ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, AND
THnEE ON SOUTH A STREET, IN THE SANE
SQUARE.
BY virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme -
Court of the District of Columbia. IN Equity ~.
Cause o. 429l. Ph9uix Mutual Life Insurance III
Company Albert Grant ct al, viii sell at pubAlc
auction in front Of the premises, ~ sDAY. THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1887, Vt FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ (sale to be continued the next day at
tue hour. If necessary, Lots numbered one ID
three (. four "a, i've Co, six 49, eight 90, nine OBJ
ten (1Ol, eleven (l1l twelve (12) fourteen ll4 sx-
teen 49, seventeen t11 and eighteen (16(, Of the
subdivision OF square numbered seven hundred and
sixty GO }, in the City OF Washington, D. c. - the
same Is Of record in the oce the surveyor OF the
District Of Columbia These lots are improved
with desirable brick dwellings and VIII be sold sepe-
rately.
Terms Of sale: one-fourth cash and the balance at
six twelve, aud eighteen months for which the noee
Of the purchaser bearing interest from the DAY OF
sold or all cash. at the option Of the Purchaser.
All taxes and assessments the time of salo In
GLIDING all necessary to redeem the property
sold any sale thereof viii be payable ont Of
the purchase money. deposit Of $500 will be re-
Qured purchaser Of each lot st the time of sale
policy of insurance against fre win Be reQuiro0 Of
the purchaser the on each lot cold in such
amount ~ the trustee may deem proper.
BkAINARD H WARNER Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. GIG st mn.
AuctloneerS. o2l-o
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No Sos 5s sfREET i NokfE Hnh ]"f

The undersisned Tru.tse: hy virtue q e dseseeA
passed the 2Sth day Of October. A. p. 1857. a 81
sSY't NE ha 1--WE Efais a S
Der, AID, 1857, AT HALF-fAsT FOCb O'CLOCK
M in front of the premises oner for sale 70 the
inches front Of Lot co. By the depth Of said lot
house and frame houses thereon
Terms q re :. yse.cribsd oy the dscsse Qpssscd
est from the day of sale for which the net
viii be requiEed .ecpred by desd pf nst en- ths Peop-
hnsl MITIGATION 81 the sale BY the court tie TrO6e1
viii convey the said property to the puFsasef Of pr:
800 Will be required q the time Of eelA y the t1g1
O. sale ars not comp isa ZIP y isn ke re
defsultine purchaser on one week. public notice. Al
conveyancng aud recording q the cost Of tie por.
L cASEIL WILLIAMSON Fsussss.
wALTn n wTII1Alas Co, iSSSs. iii n
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All Round Americana.

IN leading editorial the London Times Of octo-
Der remarks: "When an American devoles him.
sefto task Of practcal skill be apt 70 be hard to
beat In it. Americans have not so many outdoor
pursuits as We have. but such as they have they
take very seriously. They have given US the best
nshing and their skill In casting the ny woulo
put our best anglers On their mettle. They can
Snoot and they can ride In tner own way as well
a. the best OF Us, as the wild West has shown.
We can hold our own In rowing. but they beat Us
In sailing. They are beginning to compete with Us
In morse racing and In trortinY matcnes they have
no rivals Tney are nowhere beside rs Ia cricket,
but snsar slan u paseoAlt game which has
science Of ~ oua = marveloQ6"
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCtRY SALE OF VALUABLE rNTMpROyrD
PROPERTY IN SOUTH WASH N3TON. IL
SQUARE 54l, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
AND-A-HAL-F STREETS WEST, AND H" AND
81" STREETS SOUTH
By virtue II o decree OF the supreme Court 13x
of the District of COLUMBIA passed ia the cause ~
Of Miller vt l. vs. Miller ct al kq No. 1926. -
Docket "a the undersigned trustees will sell public
auctis IL front of The yremises,on WEDNESDAY, HE
NINTH DAi Or NOVEMBER, A d., 1857, AT Hall
PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Z. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate situated in the city of Washington
District of ,oluInbis and known and desc ribed :
eleven u1l twentysiI l26) and twenty-elsht (2sl
usre numbered Five Hundred and Forty l54 l.
lot havi & frontage Of 40 feet inches on South
10 and IL being on the corner of Four-snd- a half
street west and said south St, and lots 26 and %
havi ing each front OF As ieet inches Third
west, and running back To , ofoot alley.
Terms OF sale as pl eScr1bed by the decree One
third OF the purchase none, in cash. and the balance
In one O aud twot years for which the notes Of the
purchasers will be taken bearing interest AZ per
cent from the day Of sale secured by Deed Of Trust
uon the property Sold all cash at the option Of the
purch or purchaserSL
del ost OF 100 on each lot will be required at the
time OF sale. II the terms are not complied with in
ten days the Trustees the right resell
risk and cost OF the defanng purchaser Taxes to bs
paid 10 November /, 1887. all conveyancng st pur-
chaser's cost.
o27-d&ds EIeSzik Il 7 Mfiif.LER.s Trustees.
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A Gorgeous Escort fer N Enperss.
From the st. Stephens Review

From the st. Stephens Review.
The emperor OF Austria has been received during
his recent visit TO Kolosvar By the Transyivanian
aristocracy with Unprecedented mAgnineenca A
guard OF honor 20 escort him was organized BY
nfty nobemen, mounted on the flnest horses, and
the national and picturesque costumes Of the mag
mates rtvalled one another In gorReous splendor.
Ine Baron 0eorge Ban0y was atGtred tne white
SAX attila, red velvet spencer, all embroidered "A
god and covered With, precious stones; the Baron
Nicolas vesseleng0 wore splendid fugS and In
mense buttons Of amazing turquoise ana diamonds;
the counts Valentine ana Befhlan, sky-blue attili
&C.; NOT 70 omit the ladies, who. q the evening
seceptlons, were also IN their higeogical jew0lx
thar toe The oslighs ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q thS aDoo
tatoeA -
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucti6neer
CATALOGUE SALE
STANDARD AND or MISCELLANEOUS
- BOOKS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE,
Many Of them in Fine Bindings and
. Finely Illustrated
Also Faehtz' Plat Book of the City Of Washington. in
~ perfect condition.
Schooicrafs's Indians, elegant and perfect copy.
To be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
At my Book Saesrooms, Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue, mmencine
MONDAY. NOVEMBER SEVEN. 1887.
At HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
And Following Evenings
Parties unable to attend the Sale can have their or
ders executed by the Auctjoneer.
n:-5t THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
fhT TspsE SALE "a % rE Efs
BErMLEN FREpkRIcE AND fANErrh

STREETS. GEORGETOWN, u. c.
by virtue Of a deed trust dated the lst day Of -
Apr1l. 10 and duly recorded IN Lihcr No a46 ia
folio s5O 81 SEQ OF the land records ssh -
inston County, IN the DISTRICT OF COlumhia. and by
dlrection Of the PARTY secured thereby the unerI e
nrnsss Will sell In trout Of the preIulses, FRI
DAh, NOVEMBER ELEVENTH 1857. at FIVE
w. eeoe 9f lsrce OF ground situate and ee ny
IN ihlsLkelds addition 60 Usorletovn. 40. c. and
described follows y ginning tor the on the
south side u 9TH streets az the distance Of
hundred and nifty feet from the intersection Cf 9Th aud
frederck STREETS and running thence westerly thirty
ieet on Ith street: thence south Que hundred and
thirty ieet thence east psralle with 9Th thirty
teet. thence north BY ans With the diyiisoB OF CAL
nouns pruperty ona hundred and thirty
less. 70 tue beginning, ether with the Improye-
nents. Al cpnyeNsDci and recording 81 pure
ssleL
Terms Of sale; one-han ossh balance IN one rear
eItet cate OF sale vita interest At cent PER
.nLnm or Az cash 81 the % lon q purchaser. the
terms OF sails are not Complied with
day Of sale the property Will be reod al The rsh and
cost OF the deiaulrns party,
o3l-dts W n. HANrY, Tr1sfea
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AECERN0ON.
nUNCANsoN:BROs.. Anct,oneers.
n TTGTEr,c q nv,

n ptfpIH IL sIhEET, BETWEEN STREET AND
The undersigned Trustee by virtue of q decree -
OF tine supreme Court Of the Districs of Columbia,
passed the lgth day of October 1887 in Equity k.I
DAY THE FiFfH NY SE WI, On 81
1887. at HALF-PAsT FOUR o CLOCK r NJ, in front
q the premises offer tor sale the highest bidder
the sEnfh part Of lot thrteen d3 in No eight
on 9TH street east 10 10 inches the northeast
corner 81 said lot and running thence south with said
street S3 feet inches less to the south line
OF SAID lot thence west with said south line lO
men 20 the rear line OF said lot thence north with said
rear line % feet inches, more less to point 10
rect inches south from the northwest corner of said
lot anu thence east 105 feet inch to the beginning
on 9TH street with the small brick bouse thereon
Terms sale as prescribed by the decree: Onethir
casn ana the residue in and 2 years. with interest
from the day OF SALE secured the satisfaction of the
Trustee and payment OF the whole of the purchase
money and the final latificaton of the sale by the
court the Trustee will the said premises to the
purch ser Or his or their heirs
oeposlt OF EGO will be required at the time of sale.
the terms Of sale not complied with in da
after the the premises may be resod at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser on one weeks
public notice. All conveyancing and recording at the
purchasers cost Nm. L. NOODW ARD Trustee,
o<o-Q Office 412 Louisiana
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T,HoNAs z wAeeANAN. R..l r.,.,. Anc,,on.

V,HoNAs L wAoeANAN Rssl Esssse Auctsu..r.
caANcERy SALE OF yAIuAHIE RIAL ESTATE
kNpsA-RALF AND SIXTH sfkEfIs soUTs-
MIST.
Rs virtue Of . dec-ee Of the Supreme ccur. os<
the District q ooiymeas p-.-ed IN equity csa-s ~
;hs grs% mi ,,, On ,ISIDii rIE TWISLi Tlea
POUR O'CLOCK p N the east half Of lot NJ 1hcred
t1l IN reservation ID. situsied Maryland sV
between v and oth south fsprov.d
BY - dwelling house and larst BIRCH stable.
Terms Of sale. Oue-third 10 cash aud the balance
OF Iurbsse money IN twelve aud eighteen ths
with interest from day Of sze the payment thereof 90
be secured by the prvuis>ry notes o. the purAassr
purchasers or all the purchase money car b p@ad
cssh on day OF sale or on rsun.tiou Of sale by the
mopey and interest No deed given until purchass
money and interest be Paid deposit Of 400 viii he
required when property Is knoched down All convey.
sncng ct cost OF purchaser. II tsrms b. opmplis2
with within days after sale the ruperty will Be
sold at risk and coat VI defsulti purchaser.
A. S RENklE Trustee
Once 400 Louisiana ava
IHos. Z wAGGANAN. Auctioneer. ois-dsa.
rp-THF ABOVE SALE u POSTPONED on 40
count Of tnclemency Of the weather uutl MSDNfS
1857, % same hour and place
o2s-dSds - = HENKLE Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE sALE Is FURTHER PUSH
poneduntl MONDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF NO
NkMBEk 1887. st the same hour aud place, by O.
selIt ot parties sshENkLL
n2-dSds Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIiPROVED REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY
fast STREET AND NEW HAMl SHIRE AVE

ME- BETWEEN ID AND STREETS NORTH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in
Liber o. l047, folio 121 ct seq, of the LandoS4H
Records of the District OF Colt mba, and at the Iii
quest of the party thereby secured default having
made in the ayment OF The therein described.
will sell at public anction in front of the premses
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBEE IENTH NEXT, at
eEinning on New Hampshire avenue 81 fee; from the
corner u 1--we lt.Hrst sire { and sad avenue, ard
running thence southery along said avenue II feet
thence south along TwenIy-frst street 81 feet !
in hes thence east III feet. thence north feet 2
inches, and thence westerly. in sr~ght line to the
beginning improved in part by q two-story brick
house plat vi said property will be exhibited at the
time of sale.
Terms: One-thrd cash. Of which 300 will be re-
Qured at time of SALE balance in three equal install
ments in six twelve, and eighteen months tor which
notes Of purchaser bearing interest from day Of
and secured b. deed of trust proper Sold will be
take or all cash at o,tion of purchaser all convey
ancng and recording Will be t purchasers terms
to be complied wi in twelve days from time Of
property will be resold isk cost OF default
ing purchaser after seven days advertisement.
THOS. L. NA01AMAN,
JOHN w. PILL.IN4,
Trustees